Linked by Jordan Spencer Cunningham on Sat 9th May 2009 18:21 UTC, submitted by Andrew Weber
Linux Mint 7 RC1 has recently been released, and a poster over at EasyLinuxCDs.com has been good enough to detail some of the features in ten different videos. He details everything from installation to mintUpdate to even small features, such as the Xchat app. Though the bulk of the videos seem a bit elementary for most readers here, I at least found Linux Mint 7 a very good-looking system aesthetically and technically and would like to test it out sometime in the near future.
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A bit of an odd thing for a foss developer, of all people, to say. What ever happened to the software being free and open and everybody should be allowed to use and modify it mentality? I thought that was what the foss movement was all about. I certainly won't support Mint; not because I disagree with his views, but because he's an arse for daring to say I should have to agree with him in order to use his system. That's completely contrary to the open source philosophy. He should have posted that on his personal blog, as he has every right to vocalize his views, but it's that last little bit about needing to agree with him that he should not have said. Hmm... now where have I seen that attitude before?